Shoulder pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints in adults – and a large proportion of these cases are related to the rotator cuff. Whether it’s a mild impingement or a more significant tear, rotator cuff problems can cause pain, stiffness and weakness that interfere with sleep and daily activities. The good news? Most people recover without surgery, especially when the right diagnosis and treatment plan are in place early on. What is the Rotator Cuff? The rotator cuff is a … [Read more...] about Rotator Cuff Injuries: What You Need to Know
Green Magic Gardens Offers a Fresh Taste of Camp Verde
Camp Verde residents Simon and Juanita Bosman opened a one-of-a-kind farmstand in Camp Verde in July that not only offers a grocery list of home-cultured delectable items but a bowlful of history. Simon is an elite cyclist who has conquered world-class feats in Sedona. He is the first of three to ride down famed hiking trail Cathedral Rock. He has also ridden the White Line in Sedona, an extreme unofficial mountain bike trail not recommended for even the most experienced off-road … [Read more...] about Green Magic Gardens Offers a Fresh Taste of Camp Verde
Emerson Theater Collaborative Raises Funds for Domestic Abuse Survivors
Emerson Theater Collaborative (ETC) President Camilla Ross recently presented a check to Verde Valley Sanctuary (VVS) for $3,946 as a donation of the proceeds from her most recent production, “Silence is Not Golden.” Written by Anita Yellin Simons, “Silence is Not Golden” was presented to the public during a three-day stretch in September at Verde Valley School’s Brady Hall. It was written and produced to raise awareness on domestic and sexual violence. Ross said that Emerson Theater … [Read more...] about Emerson Theater Collaborative Raises Funds for Domestic Abuse Survivors
Hope in Full Bloom: A Camp Verde Family Finds Healing in the Fields
When Brandie Wolfe’s world crumbled after her husband, Jacob, was in a near fatal car accident, the Bloom Flower Farm owner found hope in planting flower seeds. Pronounced dead on the scene, Jacob was revived and he and his family faced two long years of recovery. Encumbered with the responsibility of two young children and two months from delivering her baby boy, Brandie was transplanted from her comfortable home in Camp Verde to hospital rooms and clinics in Phoenix. “We had to move to … [Read more...] about Hope in Full Bloom: A Camp Verde Family Finds Healing in the Fields
Self-Made Entrepreneur Creates African Safari Dating Game
Lions and tigers and what may well be the best first-date ever! Self-made entrepreneur Lori Anna Harrison has created her own dating game with the prize being a free 10-day African safari with her. Read about the African Safari Manhunt Contest at https://www.flagstaffbusinessnews.com/self-made-entrepreneur-creates-african-safari-manhunt-contest/. And hear from Lori in person on Zonie Living at Star Worldwide Networks: … [Read more...] about Self-Made Entrepreneur Creates African Safari Dating Game
From Research to Industry, Flagstaff Fuels Arizona’s Bioscience Growth
Flagstaff is quickly becoming a standout in Arizona’s growing bioscience sector, with business leaders and educational institutions aligning their strategies with the state’s long-term vision outlined in the Arizona Bioscience Roadmap. First launched in 2002, the Roadmap has served as a blueprint for advancing research, innovation, workforce development and economic impact with the goal of positioning Arizona as a national bioscience leader. More than 20 years later, the newest update developed … [Read more...] about From Research to Industry, Flagstaff Fuels Arizona’s Bioscience Growth
In Cahoots with Fun: Vintage Clothing Shop Dresses Flagstaff for Halloween
Looking to stand out in the creepy crowd for Halloween? How about a Jimi Hendrix reproduction band jacket with a wide-brim black hat and paisley scarf? Maybe a vintage black and red dress for a Cruella Deville costume with attitude? Nancy Wardell, owner of Incahoots in downtown Flagstaff, can outfit you in style. Her vintage clothing shop at 9 E. Aspen Ave. has timeless finds. “We’ve always been, as our marquee out front says, ‘From Funky to Fabulous’ – and we’ll always be that way,” Wardell … [Read more...] about In Cahoots with Fun: Vintage Clothing Shop Dresses Flagstaff for Halloween
Entrepreneurial Excellence: Moonshot Celebrates Shoemaker Award Recipients
A fusion of innovation and elegance set the stage for the 4th Annual Moonshot Shoemaker Awards, Thursday, Sept. 18, in space that transformed into a ballroom at Lowell Observatory’s new Astronomical Discovery Center and opened to the ponderosa pine forest. Key honorees included Paul Sciame, recipient of the 2025 Mission Control Award; Katalyst Space Technologies, the 2025 Shoemaker Award winner; Mountain Mojo Group, the 2024 Shoemaker Award winner; and Dr. Megan Engbring, recipient of the 2025 … [Read more...] about Entrepreneurial Excellence: Moonshot Celebrates Shoemaker Award Recipients
Tri-State Metal Roofing Supply Expands into the Region, Bringing Jobs, American-Made Products
Tri-State Metal Roofing Supply, a manufacturer of high-quality American-made metal roofing and siding, has announced its expansion into Prescott with the construction of a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility on Generation Lane. The project is being led by Northern Arizona general contractor JEBCO Construction Companies, marking the beginning of a partnership between two businesses committed to quality, integrity and community. Founded in May 2016, in St. George, Utah, Tri-State Metal … [Read more...] about Tri-State Metal Roofing Supply Expands into the Region, Bringing Jobs, American-Made Products
Mountain Sports Flagstaff Takes Another Step in Wildland Conservation
Mountain Sports Flagstaff owner Lisa Lamberson has made another move toward conservation and the protection of wild places. The family-owned and operated specialty outdoor retailer has joined the efforts of The Conservation Alliance. The Conservation Alliance (TCA) is a coalition of more than 270 like-minded member companies that pool resources to fund and advocate for the protection of North America’s wild places and outdoor spaces. Companies range from the outdoor industry to brewers, bankers … [Read more...] about Mountain Sports Flagstaff Takes Another Step in Wildland Conservation
